"In one unusual spot in Raleigh, you can find kids of many races, from the poorest to some of the richest, playing basketball, soccer and lacrosse -- across the street from public housing," writes Matthew Eisley in the News & Observer.
A crime-ridden project was demolished to make way for "a mix of public housing, subsidized and market-rate apartments, townhouses and single-family houses. ... Where walking used to be a hazard and even driving past risked drawing threats or bullets, now children play without fear."
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